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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1884

Page

3

Exchange rates firm as bankers' bills quote London rates

Foreign exchange firmer with 60 day bills on London at 4845 to 484, short sight bills at 4877 to 4874, and commercial bills at 483 per pound. Paris francs quoted at 5164 for short sight and 6182 per dollar for 60 day bills. Reich marks lay bills at 95 and short sight at 53. Ex dividend noted.

London Paris Reichmarks

Fall River Mills Declare Quarterly Dividends

The Barnard mill and Laurel Lake mills in Fall River declare quarterly dividends of 14 percent. The Thayer & Judd Par affine company directors declare a dividend of $5 per share.

Barnard Mill Fall River Laurel Lake Mills Thayer & Judd Paraffine Company

Wall Street Slumps on Northern Pacific Rumors and Declines

New York January 23 1884 market notes show money easy and securities mixed with Northern Pacific shares plunging after rumors of land grant issues sparked selling in the system. Bonds retreated and several rails fell while officials issued denials.

New York Oregon Transcontinental Company Treasury Northern Pacific Oregon Transcontinental Oregon Navigation Northern Pacifics Washington Philadelphia Boston Darling, Denslow & Co Telegraph O. T Northern Pacific Securities Union Pacific St. Paul C. B Lake Shore Missouri Pacific

Dyes and Chemicals Prices Move Across Broad Goods List

Prices for shellac, quinine, morphine, opium, camphor, and related chemicals are noted with fluctuations across supply lines. Fisheries and foods trade as cod, pickled herring, and salmon show varied demand, while oils, lubricants, and naval stores hold steady. Freight rates, grain, flour, and sugar markets indicate slow but persistent movement amid general market steadiness.

Cardenas Brig and Ship Freight Listings across Atlantic Ports

A compact shipping list records cargoes and vessels arriving and departing from Cape Haytien Havana New York Palermo Valencia Messina and Savannah. It includes brig Fannie Tucker 606 holds sugar and other consignments, schooner Lizzie Colby with hats and baskets, steamer Niagara cigars in New York, and multiple lines from Mediterranean ports detailing oranges lemons olives essences filberts and wines with firms like Dupuy Riboul Co A Brown Co Phelps Bros Baring Bros Codman Hall and Zun calday listed among consignors and traders.

Cardenas Fannie Tucker Cape Haytien Shannon Dupuy Riboul & Co FAYAL Lizzie Colby 5 & J Brown & Co Cassimano & Co Franklin Rolfe & Co Baring Bros & Co Codman & Hall Frederick Robinson & Co Bank of North America Phelps Bros & Co Palermo Dli Tully & Co AS & J Brown & Co Cusimano & Co Pipes Pierce & Co Phelps Bros & & Co

Foreign Exports in Surinam and Elmira Goods List

Shipping report lists Aldene cargo from Surinam including 90 barrels pickled fish 200 boxes smoked herring 247 barrels pork 62 barrels 100 half barrels over 68 tierces hams and shoulders 600 barrels bread 4 482 thousand pounds butter 700 barrels dour 25 do comment 500 cases crystal oil 12 cases tobacco 12 cases matches 50 boxes candles 20 bal s 3 cases hardware 40 balls hoops 360 do shooks 60 do headings. Bark Rebecca Goddard from Elmira carries 510 bushels 100 barrels tum 21 bushels tobacco 100 barrels bread 1 000 no flour 13 cases crackers 28 barrels beef 25 bags rice 12 490 feet lumber 14 half coils manila rope 13 oil cask shooks.

Sicily Mackete Nova Scotia Labrador Liverpool London Malaga Muscatel Valencia Sultana Smyrna Turkey Citron Virginia Wilmington Palermo Messina Florida Minnesota Michigan Ohio Indiana St. Louis Illinois Sacs Manila Calcutta Buffalo Buenos Ayres Rio Grande Montevideo California Cape Good Hope India Para Indigo Porto Rico Surinam Barbagoes New Orleans Naval Boston Maguires Halifax Bank Do Straits Do Menhaden Elaine Oriental Centennial Western Plate Western Western Choice Western Creamery Choice Creamery Eigin St Albans Vermont National Bureau of Statistics United States Germany Cape Carolina Rangoon Patna Turk’s Island Cadiz Bond Trapani New York Singapore Connecticut Massachusetts Havana Pennsylvania Wisconsin New Hampshire Texas Territory Oregon Elmira Wca Rebecca Goddard Orleans Wall Street Chicago Bailey Rio Jamaica Pernambuco United City Extra India Trgtige At &c South America Vic Lara Albany Milwaukee Cincinnati Toledo

Receipts of Stapie Products and Railroads Trade List

Detailed ledger of goods transported by multiple railroad lines including Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Colony New York and New England Eastern Fitchburg Lowell Maine and Peabody lines. Items include wool flour oats wheat grain hay leather hides butter eggs bacon tea coffee sugar and various commodities with quantities. Also receipts by sea and express services noting tallow molasses beans and potatoes among others.

Boston and Albany Railroad Grand Junction Railroad Providence Railroad Colony Railroad New York and New England Railroad Eastern Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Lowell Railroad Maine Railroad Peabody and Salem Sea

Brighton and Watertown Live Stock Report January Market Totals

Market totals show cattle at 10,907 and 21,519 for sheep and lambs last week, with arrivals and prices across categories. Western fat swine steady, store cattle and calves varied, dairy stock offered, and lambs and veal valued per head with regional price ranges.

Brighton Cattle Market Reports Mixed Sales Across Yards

Western arrivals were down from the prior week while prices held. butchers and dealers differed on leverage. Boston and Albany yard sales include steers averaging 1,450 pounds at 63 1/4 cents, many around 1,200 to 1,300 pounds at 6 1/4 to 6 1/2 cents, with milch cows and young stock varying from $40 to $165 each. D. Robinson and others noted transfers at Brighton landing and Boston markets, including several head weighing over 3,000 pounds and multiple lots around 1,100 to 1,500 pounds sold at modest gains.

Connorton Valleys Brokers’ Board Western Railroad Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Kansas Railroad Commission Atchison Bears Chicago Burlington and Quincy Hayes Union Pacific Secretary of the Interior Flint Flint and Pere Marqette Little Rock and Fort Smith Transcript Mexican Central Cedar Rapids Missouri River Toledo Cincinnati St. Louis Connorion Valley New York New England Norwich Worcester Fitchburg Boston and Maine Boston and Lowell Nashua N. H Nashua and Wilton Louisville New Albany Eastern Atchison Plain Denver American Bell Telephone Overland Telephone Bell Telephone Quincy Phenix Michigan Maine J G Littlefield J H Fogg E P Wintemore Glines & Webster Libby & Wardwell Libby & Merrill Libby & Merriman Libby & Son A P Libby H Coolidge & Son New Hampshire Brees & Wood Aldrich & Johnson H A Wilcox Baker & Martin I B Sargent M Pike C Philbrook M E Winn Dow & Moulton F Taylor Geo Harris J O Sanborn O F Bothell F Adden Catte E Bryant Vermont D Robinson G H Sprigg W G Townsend C H Burke H Britton H Dudley J Carroll FS Kimball C H Kidder Sargent & Turner Jenne E French & Co B S Hastings M P Whallen E P Sargent J V Newton M G Flanders J H Thomas S Hr Eldred Massachusetts H Bird & Co JS Henry Jjb Shaw Rhode Island J Osborn D Fisher J McFlynn E H Eames E Farrell Farrell & Stetson Hollis & Co A M Monroe Hathaway & Jacson Canada Reed & Eliott Liverpool Glasgow M Goldsmith A N Monroe J O Francis Jewett & Co Palestine GH Hammond & Co Catalonia N Morris J B Whittemore J K R Brown Solon J A Hathaway Hoc Gloc S H Wardwell Sige S H Wandwell Hathaway Jackson D. Robinson Onan Bloc D. W Brighton Landing Boston Albany EH Eames Farrell& Stetson Brighton Monroe Hollis Ead Wardwell Bey Glines Weston Breck & Wood

Markets by Telegraph Bales and Receipts Across Cities

Market reports show New Orleans and Memphis receipts, steady prices, and coastwise shipments. Philadelphia and St Louis stock levels held firm with modest gains. Boston and Albany districts report quiet trading, while Western markets reflect mixed but steady tone across corn, wheat, and pork futures.

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London Financial and Market Notes January 23

London reports show mixed commodity pricing with wheat and corn cargoes dull while shipping prices drift. No 2 California wheat off coast at 39s 6d, others nearly due. Liverpool markets show quiet but steady wheat and various corn prices. Cotton prices in Liverpool steady with futures firm for several months ahead.

London Beerboum Merchants’ Exchange Mark Lane California Liverpool United Kingdom Uplands Orleans

Death notices and mortality table from Massachusetts weekly report

Obituaries list multiple local deaths including Nancy Adams 89, Mary Eichhorn 66, George Ellis 64, Warren Fuller 80, Lucy Hersey 63, HB Kellogg 58, Anthony Martin 52, Adam Myles 78, Mrs Dwight B Rich 59, T L Smith 30, Mrs Mary Vinton 79, and Wallace and Kate Wright on the City of Columbus. Also presents a mass mortality table for 18 cities and towns for the week ending Jan 19, 1883 with population estimates and death counts.

Adams Salem Nancy S Peter Adams Eichhorn Boston Mary Eichhorn Ellis South Boston George W Ellis Fuller Sharon Warren Fuller Hersey Boston Highlands Lucy P Hersey Leonard Hersey Kellogg City of Columbus HB Kellogg Martin Anthony Martin Myles Adam H Myies Rico Dwight B Rich Smith T L Smith Vinton Mary Vinton Wrright Wallace W Wright Kate D Massachusetts State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity

Creditors of Alfred Richards Co face partial settlement plan

An investigating committee urged a 30 cent on the dollar compromise for Alfred Richards & Co groceries and ship stores in Boston. Debtors would pay 15 cents in 60 days and 15 in 9 days, with notes endorsed by Thaddeus Richardson. Liabilities run about $11,000 with assets near 40 percent.

Alfred Richards & Co Boston Thaddeus Richardson Richard Jacob Meyers Hanover Street James Burgess & Son Michael P. Daley Rumsey Bros Lynn Tage H. Glynn Grocer Newburyport Fait & Sulllivan Freestone Contractors Hawley Street Beacon Street Brighton Avenue Fair Waldo Taylor Dedham George Sullivan Ashland Philip D. Slocomb Philip D. Slocomb, Outfitter New Bedford Beckford & Braman Mercy Harris Fall River Mark Owen Portland L. S. Strong Island Pond Stevens & Hubbard Manufacturing Comany Haddam Conn Aaron Feitel New Orleans T. J. Beaubien Bay City Mich First National Bank of Leadville City National Frederick Taylor Wm. Lilley Carey Signal Telephone Company Supreme Court Columbus (O.) Evening Times Eberley & Bowman Columbus United States Oxford Miss Green, Hamilton & Co Jackson Boat Rolling Mill Company Fred Wolff New York Memphis, Selma and Brunswick Railroad Company Thomas Foran Cobden, Ont James Donnelly Rainville Montreal David McFarland Thomas Walls Toronto

Court Record In United States Circuit Court Jan 25

Judge presides as James P Mulcahy sues Charles J Train et al and Shea names. Case resumed and unfinished. Plaintiffs represented by K L Barney and KE J Hadley. Defendants represented by Charles R Train and J O Teele.

James P. Mulcahy Charles J. Train Shea Same K. L. Barney KE. J. Hadley Charles R. Train J. O. Teele

District and Supreme Court action in Boston area cases

Jan. 23 district court resumed the distillery seizure case in Westfield. Supreme Judicial Court sessions list cases including Samuel Bigelow vs Union Freight Railway Co and Lewis Bartlett vs Lewis Bartlett et al. Superior Court first session records verdicts for Tobey vs City of Boston and various civil actions. Second session covers land possession cases, injuries from accidents, and tort actions with multiple verdicts and pleas. also several criminal findings and probations.

Morton C. J Field W. Allen Holmes and Colburn J. J Samuel Bigelow Union Freight Railway Company R. M. Morse, Jr Wm. G. Russell Geo. Putnam Lewis Bartlett Lewis P. Bartlett W. B. Durant J. H. Hardy Lewis J. Powers Cadwallader M. Raymond Samuel S. Tobey City of Boston Monument Square Wim. Gaston C. L. B. Whitney T. M. Babson Moses C. Nay Et al M. M. Randall Mason Butchers’ Slaughtering and Melting Association Catherine Burke Brighton S.J. Thomas C. P. Sampson H. E. Swasey H. W. Fuller Mary A. Gallagher Herdic Phaeton Company Dock Square A . O. Bicknell G. M. Stearns Alfred Hemmenway W. Treat Chadbourne S. J. Thomas P. Sampson

Mary Hanson v City of Cambridge trial notice

Case before Judge Pitman No 1413 Mary Hanson sues the city of Cambridge for personal injuries from a defect in Pleasant Street while traveling there. Defense is general denial. Jury out. Attorneys G H Ryther for plaintiff J W Hammond for city.

Mary &. Hanson City of Cambridge Pleasant Street G. H. Ryther J. W. Hammond

Wills admitted to probate in several towns

The wills of Laura Bridges of Groton Hugh Blackwell and Marie Walcott of Somerville Michael McHugh of Woburn Sumner R Knox of Everett Frances C Swett of Cambridge Sarah R Hayward of Waltham were admitted to probate. Letters of administration were granted for Emily Carter of Newton Ann R Stearns of Framingham George C Bacon of Malden Elizabeth S Smith of Newton Andrew J Calef of Lowell Daniel Chamberlin of Newton Horatio A Skinner of Cambridge Maurice P Emery of Framingham Bridget Murphy of Lowell John B Wight of Wayland Patrick Monaghan of Somerville William P Raymond of Cambridge George Stockwell Jr of Melrose Levi Perkins of Cambridge

Laura Bridges Groton Hugh Blackwell Marie Walcott Somerville Michael McHugh Woburn Sumner R. Knox Everett Frances C. Swett Cambridge Sarah R. Hayward Waltham Emily Carter Newton Ann R. Stearns Framingham George C. Bacon Malden Elizabeth S. Smith Andrew J. Calef Lowell Daniel Chamber

What is really wanted to regain our share of foreign trade

The New York Commercial Bulletin argues for tariffs and policy changes to rebuild the foreign carrying trade. It lists five points: cheaper labor through tariff revision, freer exchange of products to ensure cargoes for newly acquired ships, admission of foreign built vessels to American registry, reduction or elimination of state and municipal taxes on shipping property, and readaptation of navigation laws to modern commercial methods.

The New York Commercial Bulletin

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